I’ve reverse engineered the API from the mobile app for Sage/Breville coffee machines and built a Python library with methods for the endpoints, as well as a websocket handler for status updates. I’ve then wrapped that library in a Home Assistant integration, which you can install via HACS from here.
I know this will apply to quite a niche audience, as right now the only machine it connects to is the Oracle Dual Boiler, but hopefully they will add connectivity to more machines soon.
Prior to this I was achieving a similar outcome using a smart plug (for power draw and then inferred state [ready, warming up, standby] and a Switchbot to physically ush the power button to toggle state. That has worked delightfully for years, but the new machine has an API so why not
[Edit: I realised after sharing that this might be useful to others too, so have uploaded a Blueprint]
So funny! I literally spent this past weekend analyzing the HTTP requests from the Breville Coffee App as well and figured out the main endpoints auth/refresh, on/off and applianceProxy websocket. But you beat me to the punch in releasing this first
Thanks for doing this! I will test it out when I get home. I think it should work the same with the Oracle Jet as well but I also only have the Dual Boiler so can’t test it.
Oh really? I didn’t realise the Jet also worked with the app.
Is that what you have? Did you get an opportunity to try it? If it works I’ll update the note on the repo as I have it called out there that it’s only the Dual Boiler.
Nah I have the dual boiler as well but I know the jet uses the app as well. In fact, in the Amazon Alexa skill, the dual boiler shows up as a Jet in the device details. They have similar features. The main difference is the use of dual boilers vs thermojet as far as I know
Wow cool, I was looking for this since I got my duo Boiler month ago and now you Build it. I am just getting an error Setting up the Integration. Hacs install works Fine.
Error occurred loading flow for integration sagecoffee: cannot import name ‘CONF_MACHINE_TYPE’ from ‘custom_components.sagecoffee.const’ (/config/custom_components/sagecoffee/const.py)
Changed CONF_MACHINE_TYPE inside the plugin everywhere to CONF_BRAND
that was solving the error. Maybe you can update your git @simonjgreen
